Beau Greaves has received a PDC player card: what it means for darts.

Beau Greaves became the second woman with a PDC Tour card

According to The Sun: Luke Humphries believes Beau Greaves will be successful on the PDC tour. At just 21 years old, she has become the second woman to earn the right to compete at such a high level and in 2026 will face stars like Luke Littler and Michael van Gerwen.

Only Lisa Ashton received a similar card five years ago. "Beau and The Arrow" confirmed her status by reaching the top two in the Development Tour on Saturday.

Humphries, a 30-year-old athlete, is confident that the three-time WDF Women's World Championship winner will become a well-known figure in the PDC.

“Yes, it’s amazing. I’m proud of her. She’s a really great player and absolutely deserves it. She has been outstanding in the secondary tours this year.”

“She plays well on the challenge tour, on the development tour and will be a serious threat to all players.”

“I predict she will thrive playing in this tour. She probably thinks there is no pressure on her, and that’s true. I think she will be very successful.”

Hopes for Success

‘Cool Hand’ notes that she has the potential to break into the world’s top 64, adding:

“Of course, she has two years to do it.”

However, rumors suggest that Greaves might decline the tour card in pursuit of a fourth WDF World title, as she cannot compete in both formats.

“I have no opinion on this matter. It’s entirely up to her.”

“If she chooses WDF and wants to become a four-time world champion, great. If she decides to compete in PDC, that’s her right too.”

That Beau Greaves has been able to achieve such success early in her career reflects a change in attitudes towards women in professional sports. Her success may inspire other female players dreaming of great achievements in darts. Let’s watch her further steps, as the future looks promising!